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Beyond rhetoric, how can a government become green?

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By Allan Tan | Dec 8, 2009

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The first step in going green is taking an inventory of what you have and matching your business requirements to your infrastructue. Only through a careful study of your business' computing needs over the near, mid and long-term can you truly develop a computing strategy/platform that fits your business objectives while remaining true to the goals of becoming green.

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